“学会说话会伤害雪莉吗?”特维在《犹太女儿的父亲》中的新世界遗产

Bridges: A Jewish Feminist Journal Pub Date : 2009-03-26 DOI:10.2979/bri.2009.14.1.97

L. Lefkovitz

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通过对格蕾丝·佩利(Grace Paley)短篇小说《最大的声音》(The最大的声音)的研究，作者认为，犹太父亲，就像肖勒姆·阿莱奇姆(Sholem Aleichem)的《特维》(Tevye)一样，经常被描绘成“雄心勃勃的犹太女孩的溺爱父亲”，即使冒着放弃犹太传统某些元素的风险，也会被那些继承他们遗产的犹太女性“满足和安慰”

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"Does It Hurt Shirley to Learn to Speak Up?": Tevye's New World Legacy in the Jewish Daughter's Father

Through an examination of Grace Paley's short story "The Loudest Voice," the author suggests that Jewish fathers, like Sholem Aleichem's Tevye, are often portrayed as "the indulgent fathers of ambitious Jewish girls" who are both "gratified and consoled" by the Jewish women who carry on their legacy, even at the risk of abandoning some elements of Jewish tradition

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